Mary Louise “Kel” KELLY

AFT 1928 - NOV 2001

• BIRTH: AFT 1928, Wisconsin
• DEATH: NOV 2001, Glenview, Cook, Illinois

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[N29537] Mary Louise Kelly

Mary Louise "Kel" (nee Kelley) Brennan, of Glenview, formerly of Kenilworth and Wilmette. Kel completed her life peacefully November 9th, beloved wife and best friend of 50 years of Terence P. "Terry" Brennan, born and raised in Wisconsin, Kel was a graduate of St. Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana. Kel was a proud and devoted mother of six; Terence K. (Gilmore) Brennan, Denise (John) Dwyer, Jane (Richard) Lipton, Christopher (Iretta) Brennan, Joseph (Karen) Brennan and Matthew (Marilyn) Brennan, fun-loving grandmother of 23; Terence D., Eleanor, William Brennan; John, Brian (Sarah), Bridget, Nora, Kathleen and Brennan Dwyer; Thomas, Anne, Martin and Patricia Lipton; Christopher, Maeve, Kelley, Colleen, Ryan, and Dylan Brennan; Mary and Michael Brennan; Matthew and Bridget Brennan, beloved daughter of the late Frank J. and Jane Kelley, loving sister of Jane (William) Kranstover and the late Francis, Thomas, Joseph Kelley and Rosemary (the late Henry) Pandl, dear sister-in- law of Joseph (Virginia) Brennan, Reverend William Brennan S.J., Kathleen Brennan, James (Joan) Brennan and Eileen (late Bernard) McCullough, favorite aunt of many nieces and nephews. Kel will be fondly remembered for her humor, fierce loyalty to friends, and extreme devotion to faith and family. Kel was a member of the Junior League, Sts. Faith, Hope & Charity Women's Guild and the Kenilworth Clippers Garden club. A visitation will be held on Sunday, November 11th, from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., at Sts. Faith, Hope and Charity Church, 191 Linden Street, Winnetka, with a funeral mass to follow immediately. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to Catholic Charities, Hospice of the North Shore or Evanston Hospital. Funeral info., Donnellan Family Funeral Services, 847-675-1990. Sign Guest Book at www.suntimes.com
Published by Chicago Sun-Times from Nov. 10 to Nov. 11, 2001.